Yes. With the right support in place, people living with an acquired brain injury, a spinal injury or a progressive neurological condition can be cared for safely at home rather than in a hospital or residential setting. For many, home is where rehabilitation works best, surrounded by familiar routines and the people who know them.

Home-based neurological care works to a clear, goal-led plan and is delivered by staff trained for the specific condition, working alongside the wider clinical team where therapists are involved. The aim is not simply to keep someone safe but to support their independence and help them make measurable progress in the place they want to be.